NFL Fans Call Out Lamar Jackson INT, Zay Flowers Fumble as Ravens Lose to Chiefs

The Baltimore Ravens will not be heading to the Super Bowl after their offense fell apart in the fourth quarter of Sunday's AFC Championship battle with the Kansas City Chiefs.

A fumble by wide receiver Zay Flowers and an interception by quarterback Lamar Jackson sealed the 17-10 loss.

The Ravens were attempting to mount a comeback from a 10-point deficit early in the fourth quarter when Flowers took a 15-yard taunting penalty and then fumbled at the one-yard line.

Chiefs cornerback L'Jarius Sneed forced the fumble, and Kansas City cornerback Trent McDuffie recovered the ball.

On the following Ravens drive, Jackson attempted a pass to tight end Isaiah Likely that was picked off in the end zone.

Viewers picked out Flowers' interception as a central turning point in the Ravens' loss.

Fans, who earlier in the game had been impressed with Jackson's 13-yard pass to himself, were also unhappy with the quarterback's decision to throw his late pick into triple coverage.

Jackson recorded 272 yards on 20-for-37 throwing for one touchdown and one interception in the Ravens' season-ending loss.

Meanwhile, the Chiefs, behind quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his 30-for-39 passing for a score and no interceptions, are headed for their fourth Super Bowl appearance in five years.